kstenerud/yoloai v0.10.0

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Sandboxes get recognizable hostnames, the deletion and prune verbs stop
touching content that isn't yoloai's, and failures explain themselves
instead of hiding behind a bare exit code.

Breaking changes (see docs/BREAKING-CHANGES.md):

• A sandbox's container/VM hostname is now the sandbox name (previously
  the backend default, e.g. an opaque short container id).

Highlights:

• destroy --all and wildcards resolve each sandbox's own recorded
  backend, so a multi-backend fleet is destroyed completely instead of
  orphaning sandboxes on other backends; destroying an already-gone
  sandbox counts as success.
• system prune is scoped to yoloai's own content on a shared daemon:
  stopped containers and unused networks by label, and --images now
  removes only yoloai's images (the com.yoloai.managed label, plus the
  yoloai- name for images built before the label existed). Unrelated
  projects' images survive.
• wait --for exit propagates the agent's own exit code, and
  --timeout exits 124, so scripts can gate on agent success.
• A failed image build or subprocess carries its actual cause (the tail
  of its own output) on the returned error, visible under --json and
  to library embedders instead of only "exited with code 1".
• doctor audits ownership of the Docker config dir and the yoloai data
  dir, catching root-owned leftovers (which block builds and prunes)
  with a concrete chown remedy.
• --network-isolated no longer aborts when the host resolver lists an
  IPv6 nameserver.

Install: download the archive for your platform below and extract the yoloai binary,
brew install kstenerud/tap/yoloai, or go install github.com/kstenerud/yoloai/cmd/yoloai@latest.
Verify with checksums.txt (+ the cosign signature / build provenance).